A shooting at a Chicago car dealership injured two people; a man with multiple wounds and a woman grazed by a bullet. The shooter's motive is unknown.

Authorities are seeking help in finding Katherine Klein, a 23-year-old missing since February 18. She is 5’0″, 132 lbs, with brown eyes and black hair, and may need medical attention.

Emmanuel Herrera-Mendez is charged with aggravated robbery at a Dollar Store in Warrenville and was found to have seven warrants for failing to appear.

Giovanni Gutierrez, 22, charged with three felony counts of vehicle burglary by Chicago Police and U.S. Marshals.

Governor JB Pritzker addressed Illinois' budget deficit and legislative priorities, including regulating cryptocurrency ATMs to protect against scams and money laundering. He also plans a broader initiative for crypto company oversight.

Severe icing from a drainage issue has closed Illinois 59/Hough Road in North Barrington, with IDOT directing traffic to a detour. Flooding from an overflowing pond has also shut down the same route, causing major travel disruptions.

The Chicago City Council is reviewing the 1901 Project, which proposes redevelopment around the United Center, and an $830 million bond with a backloaded repayment plan, drawing criticism over long-term debt implications.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson appoints a hybrid school board with elected and appointed members, advancing towards a fully elected board by 2027 to enhance CPS governance.

One person died and another was injured in a Naperville house fire, with damages estimated at $800,000. Firefighters faced challenges due to the intense flames and extreme cold.

Chicago Police seek a male suspect for a public indecency incident on Feb 4 in Logan Square and urge witnesses or those with information to contact them.

Springfield, Illinois celebrates Black History Month with tours, films, and events reflecting on Black Americans' contributions, including explorations of work, home, and military service.

The Illinois Department of Revenue is promoting the Senior Citizens Real Estate Tax Deferral Program, which allows eligible seniors to defer property taxes until March 1, 2025.

A Central Peoria house fire on North Gale Avenue caused $40,000 in damage, injured one person, and is under investigation while the community copes with the aftermath.